GoPro announced a 15% workforce reduction to cut costs amidst a revenue drop and increased operating expenses, aiming to complete layoffs by the end of 2024.

The Brentwood Police Department will carry out a DUI checkpoint on August 23 to deter impaired driving, funded by a grant from the California Office of Traffic Safety.

The Vallejo Police Department conducted an operation to remove abandoned vehicles in north and west Vallejo, resulting in 26 tows and recovery of two stolen cars.

San Jose State University repurposed a former luxury hotel into an affordable student housing complex, offering 679 beds and features like a dining commons and fitness center to address the housing crisis.

The City of Richmond has reached a settlement with Chevron to tax its refinery, with the funds aimed at improving municipal services and accountability.

Residents in San Francisco are disrupted by honking Waymo driverless cars at night, affecting their sleep and well-being. Waymo is aware and working on a fix.

Special Reserve Officer Stephen Clark received the Medal of Valor posthumously for his brave actions during a 1956 racetrack crash, which claimed his life.

The Union City Police Department announced a DUI checkpoint on August 31st to combat impaired driving, funded by grants aimed at improving traffic safety.

Santa Clara County's food recovery program has successfully redirected 14 million pounds of surplus food to those in need, marking a 20% increase since the previous year.

San Francisco advocates demand the city use over 700 vacant homes to house the homeless amid increasing sweeps of encampments, with tensions inflamed by state and city policies taking a harder approach.

RV dwellers on Winston Drive have relocated to evade new city ticketing measures. Residents express concerns over housing assistance and displacements under San Francisco's homeless management strategy.

Laguna Honda Hospital in San Francisco resumes new admissions and welcomes back former residents after completing a two-year recertification with CMS.

Mayor London Breed announces a new directive to address homelessness in San Francisco by prioritizing relocation assistance over other services. Critics argue the plan may be an attempt to bus homeless individuals out of the city.